Tools

July 15, 2024

Crunching the Numbers: Key Data Analysis Skills for Business Analysts

The function of the Business Analyst (BA) is fast evolving in a data-driven world. BAs are often frequently on the front lines of understanding complicated data streams, rather than just gathering and defining requirements. A Business Analyst with strong data analysis abilities is a valuable addition to any organisation. Let's look at the important data analysis abilities that can help a BA's toolset.

Kenneth Gray

July 8, 2024

Using Microsoft SharePoint: A Business Analyst's Guide to Requirements Management

Kenneth Gray

July 1, 2024

Unlocking the Power of SQL for Business Analysts

Kenneth Gray

June 24, 2024

Leveraging Azure's Power for Business Analysis

Microsoft Azure stands out as a comprehensive package of cloud services used by organisations globally in the cloud-first, mobile-first era. Business Analysts (BAs) in particular can benefit greatly from Azure's numerous capabilities and tools. But how can a business analyst truly maximise Azure's capabilities? Let's explore.

Kenneth Gray

June 17, 2024

Powering Insights: Using Power BI as a Business Analyst

Business Analysts (BAs) are frequently at the forefront of an organization's data-driven decision-making processes. With the growing importance of data in modern business, solutions like Microsoft's Power BI have become indispensable. So, how can a Business Analyst get the most out of Power BI? Let’s explore this.

Kenneth Gray

June 10, 2024

Utilising Data Power: The Business Analyst's Quick Guide to Power Query

Power Query has emerged as a strong ally for Business Analysts (BAs) in the large ecosystem of data analysis tools. Power Query, a component of Microsoft's Power BI package, is intended to connect, clean, convert, and load data from multiple sources. But how might BAs maximise its potential? Let's explore.

Kenneth Gray

June 3, 2024

Streamlining Workflows: Power Automate for Business Analysts

Automation stands out as a game changer in the evolving landscape of business analysis. Microsoft Power Automate, formerly known as Flow, provides Business Analysts (BAs) with a robust platform for developing automated workflows, optimising tasks, and increasing efficiency. Let's look at how BAs can use Power Automate to improve their work.

Kenneth Gray